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NOR SALE-A FINE CORNER BRICK HOUSE. 10
Il rDoJL-. hear Var Department A special BarzHIu
u sold .t once. THOMAS A. MITCHELL, ga st,
Room 4 au29-bt
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Delegates to the MEDICAL Congress.
DOCTORS COMING FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD n
MEET AT WASHINGTON.


DOCTORS COMING FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD 10
MEET AT WASHINGTON.
From the New York Tribune, to-day.
A large number of physicians from different
parts of Europe arrived in this city yesterday on
the steamship Umbria and La Gascogne who are
on their way to the coming International Me 1ical
Congress TO be held in washington beginning next
Monday. A Tribune reporter last evening called
upon Dr.. w. Il. Lloyd, deputy inspector general OF
the British navy, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Inrepiy to questions concerning the Congress he
said:
ut is the regular Internationl Medical Congress
which is held every three years The last meeting
was at Copenhagen In 1854, and the one before
that in London in 1881. There Were about
are four OF us in our party, Surgeon-General JEFF
frey A. Marston, Of the medical department Of the
resenting the navy; Brtgade-Surgeon Dr. J: Ander:
son, and DR.. G. Fielding Blandford, the celebrated
pathologist Of London We expect large and
interesting meeting. understand that the Presa-
dent Is to open IT, and it will continue through the
week, with papers, lectures &C. We shall proba-
bly, go to Washington on Tuesday night"
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FT'HO1Iao OOW14INU, AucUOueer.
GROCERIES, SHELF GOODS. STORE FIXTURES,
COFFEE Mill. SCALE AND WEIGHTS. &c,
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST. 1887. at
Ten O'CLOCK. will sell. ut store No. 2511 street
northwest the aforementioned goods. au29-dts
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The Cologne Gazette says that large quantitia,
OF pig-iron are being exported from Sweden u
Pennsy lyania for railway bridges
Terrace Hatfield, aged twenty, living In Howard
County, Md, was run over and killed by Baltt-
more and Ohio freight train at Sykesy1lle, Nd,
last evening
AT Utica, N Y, Engineers Miller and Luding
were Injured ana an eA press messenger killed by
the collision OF trains on the West Shore road yes
terday,
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN CHISA.ICount Mitkie~
wicz arrived at Saa Francisco saturday from
China, il company with The Imperial envoy,
Maoken Chang. Frisco special 10 The Ne York
Tribune says: lucy bring letters TO se CT ny
Bayard confirming the consunm ttion OF the
scheme for Telegraph, telephone, railroad and pub.
lie works construction, as mentioned Ia d. patches
from China Wharton L. Barker, OF Phliade. phia,
is TO 20 10 China TO sign the contract pre- idenJ
OF the concern. Everything is all right as far 10
the imperial authorization OF the s hrme L. con-
cerned. The victory for United states citizens
over European competitors Is regarded with great
Jealousy by foreigners Ia China. The party staru0
Tor Washington to-day.
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MONUMENT 10 TEN BRoEck--Frank ". Harper,
OF Versailles, KY, has ordered beautiful and
placed over Ten Brooks grave. II wih be z feet
and inches high, surmounted with an urn. The
date OF Ten Br0ecka birth ana death and his
ment. ..s .s=.-
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MAR RlEO.

CURTICE-KOLBE. At residence Of brides sitter.
Mrs T. A. Melers, Colorado Springs, Colorado, on
COOPEk CUk1ICE, Of this city and MINNIE KOLBE,
Of Philadelphia, Pa.
WILS0N-BRADY On the 9Th of May, 1887, AR
THuk o. WILSON. Of Washington, and FLORENCE
BRADY, OF Baltimore. were married in Mh2tcoxt par
sonage by the Rev. Alex. l.. Gibson.
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PROPOSALS.

EaE FYhg eaAs as2 as sEo
& s's: ~
furnishing Two hundred C2OU tons best quality hite
a sss as
Wood, sawed once and 2) cords best qaa1iy body
ne ,ns veSsd subject to the provisions Of
The right is reserved e reject any all bids not
Forms II proposals viii be furnished on application
detic Survey, Washington, d. G. au2Ysep5
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR
s..,., MAsHISeToS. b C.,'Ausust 90 1887.
the R1HRGD1 A VIZ e 9
O'CLOCK NOON, for Photo-lithograpnlug such copies
part OF tue Records Of TINS as shs S
to he reproduced during current fiscal Three CD
and bs ssst
pound plate paper each to Be- iys34-ninetesn ichss
MI Trscnxs to Ss By hs
w RsI BET Be- iSs sssa ., the
in and to the
wI1 ss township La' Bond
o the aenea Land es res ane a
right to reject any and all bids.
au29-1aw,3w Acting Commissioner
pkOPOsALs FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE
Furnaces in Welckers Hotel together with the tin
nud galvanized pipe connected with same will be re-
ceived until september ID. 1he furnaces have Teen
used two years and are removed in consequence Of
ton hsans AabkE% s0fi co 1oa sodue
au27-2t Supervising Engineer, 1406 L st NV.
IT y. DEPARTMENT OF AGkICULTUKE.
~ WARRINGTON, DC, August %, 1887.
PRO. OSALS FOR FUEL
Sealed Proposals will be received until TWELVE
O'CLOCK M. of the THIRTIE1H INST, to furnish
IA
year.
All necessary information supplied to bidders on
application to this office.
RESPECTFULLY, NORMAN J. COLMAE
au%5-4t Commissioner OF Agriculture
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FOR SAIE--HOUSES.

NOR SALE-A BRAN NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK
r house, GA st. e. south front, cemeuted eel.
lar improvements, thoroughly built. comfort
abe convenient, complete, pt1ce, moderate. p e.
PALN LII, $40 G. St g. au24-.ws
V,OR sALE-SMAIL HOUSES, NEW, IN CLEAN
Il locality. half square IRON Ii St. cara. FROM
- loo 10 Sl,GOO. Easy payments. A Ruod invest
Inent. SNOhMS1EDT BRADLEY.
au,:i-1T2 OFT ut.
T,OR SALE-NEW 3-STORY PRESS BRICK HOUSE,
ITO deep lnt, having front two stree t.
vi the best built houses IL The city; hard wood
finish, stained stone sllls slate nantels CRATES.
latrubes closets. pantries IN fact all modern
conveuteces anu should be seen To be appreciated;
OWNER. 9o1 st. NV. au.s6-3t
IGOR sALEAA GRi AT BARGAIN IF SOLD I'M
IL med atryth u ii. sirai1e property at southw. at
2flh and s. u fronting oS feet @ X
10y - feet ON 9th. Improved b. two frame houses
nov rented t. Yvod tenants Apply TO owner, S01
last apitUI Ell. au26-3t'
L OR SALE OR RENT-412 NEW JERSEY AVE
4 new Sroom brick, modern improvements. In
quire At Coal Offite, oU7 Pennsylvania au26-2w
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The sea GIT, N. J.. camp grounds have been
purchased by the state tor $4,000 OF this
amounf CONGRESSMAN w. w. Phelps. @. A. Halsey,
and two other gentlemen contributed e2aooQ
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From the Kansas City Times.
1t will probably be recalled that In the recent
furry and threatened panic In the stock market
several leading nnanciers, among them Mr.. A. Z
Bateman, who has q banking house at Washing
ton. and Addison Cammack, came to the relief OF
Wall street by making many purchases OF stock.
Thereupon Mr.. Bateman was noticed In the press
as being the owner OF the beautiful yacht upon
which Gen. Sherman was his guest, then making
tour OF the New England and Canada coasts,
and that but few years since he was 81, 400 clerk
In the Treasury Department, from which he had
resigned and entered Wall street, where he has at
tained Napoleonic distinction.
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BOOKS, &c.


CALCULATING LIBRARY, 174y PENNSYLVANIA
" ave. New Books aud Periodicals soon "a issnsl
Subscription by the day. mouth or year n reasonse
rates jys5-3m
DOCKS FOR SUMNER READING
II Pocket Libraries, CasseiIs National Iihrary af
~ cents per voluIne Other goOd and cheat, btokn
GOOD CroQust sets. from Que to four dollar Faper
&. 4. tUkSElls
bookseller,
Jel1 1lt 9TH e u u.
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ROTHsCHMD ORDERED 10 LEAVE vIRENA.-Baron
Nathaniel RothScfuld has been ordered TO leave
Vienna for making insulting remarks about the
Archduke Charles Louis brother OF the emperor.
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BOWLING, Auctloneer.

VNhOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
NkE Iny yALuABLE PRYPERTY On THE EAST
sNp o srE sEEES1 AZ siGEET BETWEEN
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER FIFTH, 1887, AT~
FIVE , GGL0GK VII sell on the premises
side Of 7th street between and streets, by len
OF ~ 1eet 10 inches to 10 loot wide alley improved
years with interest secured by deed trust on the
OF 800 required at the time of sale All conveys
lug Ut cost OF purchaser aua4-d4ds
7'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
sale of the contents Of drug store at the
Consisting showeases coa lses sheivins
sSnSp,6e,ties Prescription and Counter scales
too n9meroqs to -,enti1n p, ,,,,,,,, &C.,
xs T I'll st ass
go0dA
aua4-7t v y: 8 = fGHhd5aTfpsos.} Assisnees.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS At AUCTION.
corded in Liber 1880 folio 800 ct SEQ. Of the land
cocR H. Mihi
and y streets northwest, i ashinglon. b. C.. ''
SoS shares OF stock p ths Albany Artsan Ice Co..
aas4.d CHARLES NJ. HENnLEY, Trustee.
nUNCANsON BKOs., Auctioneers.
iHgsTEE's SALE OF BRANDY. WHISKY. WINES,
ESlIiEE S5STESTs 81 s seSG 40 isl so'
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
II eiS sS Of the LAND ssSsEas fer the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1887, COM
inencing at TEN O'CLOCK AM, on The premises
12lJ street the goods and chattels mentioned
III Schedule attached TO said trust comprising IN
part -
TABLES, Counter, shslSin s Patti arrtiitions
lS Chairs Table Ware Dishes, &C.,
S1lyerware, One Showcase, Cigar Case,
Whisky. Brandy. Sherry. Clxret.
Marsala and other Wines aud Liquors,
In casks and boxes.
Boxes A,accaroui. Oiiye Oil, Assorted Grocerieskc
Terms cash. - y 3F'-s7'
o- - P. F. MANCosOs. Trustee.
IHos. Ii. fiEIbs.j Attorneys. sul3d
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWENCY,TOURTH,
go. - RI. MANcosos. Trustee
T Thos 4 4. 4 ffEGbs Astorneya .u,7
II THE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST
R1 aTa Until MH, ItHukSpAY. FIRST OF SEPTEMBER
cu.s 800 +: +. MANoosos. Trustee.
HOS THoS 4 4. T FiEIbs.s Attorney. .u.s
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AUCTION SALES,
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOn OALE-AO4C.
FOE sALE.LoTsL ST. BET 18th AND 18th
is ;ss's 'ss s H'ss s.ss ssi.s
EOR sALE-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, 16 FEET
Sn
$500 to 5000 R'EsSGB sss<sssf
EoR sAIE-LoTs-2O OF THE CHOICEST LOTS
Canal =, Space for ten Ss;sy
EoR sALE-IoTs-LoT ON ST, NEAR TRINITY
pi sa9ss: BAXTER siSfS a.
Moth on .na
11 a6g to loft alley; loo JOHN SIBERIAN k91
FOB sALEoN FIST ST.. NEAR :: 46.so TO
.ss excellent sSi Il sS1
/, OR sALETHE PRETTIEsT CORNER LOTS ON
Capitol Hull I3lIIl0. corner 80 and Massachp-
!. .na fSn PER
&: Sslsa II: :s 5s1s sssasS
sa ias will r. ffcf RfGss in
s1Ao fee. front on Maryland ave one
Ia N,
Il at once 2 lots 2Ox93 to alley; Sth street. be-
ween aud b northwest WRIGHT K BOLTON, st.
Cloud building, 9th aud streets. au26-3ts
FoR SALE MERIDIAN, HILL, ! LOTS, lsh FIT.
L. front each, IS deep, wellOcated for small houses;
price tor whole $4,000
aS 5e!s tfs gsss sSRa ST. NV
Foa SALE
lot 20 feet inches BY 100 feet to an alley, So.
East Capitol st., between I'd and 4th sts. south
front; lot 20 feet by 100 feet to an alley; S.,
I'D. be, ween n and sta. NV. lot 20 feet BY 1852
feet 5 inches, alley on side and in the rear; 81.
JAMES ". TYLER
au2O 900 st, NV tSecond Floor,
ltu.s SALE-ONLY go MONTHLY REQUIRED
u q buy one of those elegant II IL foot lots ON
heIt;:cAy avenue. betwv en- and streets but
few 81 from the Pennsylvania avenue brige;
Terfecs tle abstract and deeds tree Further pariic
ula FURNISHED by
+. S.-lhveSt Your money ut homo within the city
limits where IL Is absolutely secure. aus I'm
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BTGAMIsT'S FLIGHT.-Janes w. Ffske, lately Q
republican candidate for the HaGerstOwn, Nd,
city council, has been missing since last Nedles-
day. Recently he Scid all lbs properly, and 10 all
appearances was making ready TO change his
place OF residence. He came 10 Hagerstown six
years ago, from WaynesbCro'. Pa, and two years
since he married a widow there. When Fiske WAS
running Tor the council 1t was limited about that
he was q biganist ana had deserted wife and
two children in hsynesboro. The charge seems
10 be correct. IL Is reported that tiske Is on his
way TO South America and Lnat he was last heard
from in Lynchburts, Va, whence comes the infor-
nation that Ia" acknowledges The NAyncsbOro'
WIFE His HagerStOwn lie was taken with
Mysteries on hearing the News and Is in critical
condition
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MEDICAL. DC.


nR LEON,
~ The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies'
PHYSICIAN IN the city,
SITS. L. ". " -
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta.
once always open. au27-0ts
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTLE
AuOr two Of Dr. BnOTHEkS' Invigorsting Cordial
VI" cure any case OF nervous debility and nerve
ST. Is. ano5 I'm.
M Me DE FOREST, LON0-ESTABIISHED AND
urellabie LADIES' Ply sician can be Consulted daiIy
AZ her residence, v0I 4 ST H. w. Otace hours from
10 U T. III with Ladies' only. aul1 -lms
L AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES of AN
- ekleIehced female physician sho uld consult Mrs
u. sILDhN, 100 Park Place me-, near Lincoln
capitol liill. Ladies only auIa Ims"
FAD AND BE WISE-DR. BROTHERS. yO6 B ST. .
Ssw, appeared before aud made oath that he il
tie Oldest Established Expert Specislst in tLis City
sLo Will guarantee all Cases of assase
q Lien anu IurLish medicine, 10 CHARGE consuitar
scf1bed aud sworn before me by DIR BkOTHERS
SAMUEL g. MILLS, Notary Fisblic in AMI tor Tia
District OF Coiulib'a. this I'D day Of July. 1885.
n HAS NhyER BEEN CONTKADICTED THAT
DIR. BRO HEkS il the eldest established advsrris.
INK ladies' tnysician this eity Isdies you can
confoeltly consult DR.. BhOTHEES yUt; Il At a "
Particular attention paid all dsea.es nee To
iAaiss, nsrr'ed Or single Forty years experience.
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE TTIR
~ standard remedy for al blood diseases causing
thruat nasal skin troubles urnsry diseases cured
b 5iI'i bobps s0 Snhv NE NJ per bsL
&c. triee Ell Sent sealed By mall For sale Al
myli-Y sfANDlFOkDs. cor 9th and INV.
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AND CONFESSIONAL.
Mama.

NOW YORK MOCK MarkCte
The following are the opening anu 300 pm prices
OF the New AorK STOCK feiof.oL W siec.a
vie to II. IL. DUuke. .I.S3 Ilu
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The Lincoln Ho,np>tcad.
ROBERT LINCOLN HAS DECIDED 1T TO THE STATE OF
ILISoIs-THE RELICS 10 BIZ CARED FOR.

hObkET LINCOLN HAS DECIDED 1T TO 1ilF STATE OF
HLiNoIs-THE RELICS 10 Be CARED FOR.
Robert I. Lincoln has decided the family home
stead, which lac has owned since the assassination
OF his father, 10 the State or Illinois, which Will
take possession at once The house contains
about ten rooms, which are OF ordinary size. The
two north rooms on the lower floor are occupied
with the relics and memorials OF Lincoln, about
1000 in ALL and consisting OF several old pieces OF
furniture used by the family-the Old cooking
stove, which cooked the last meal eaten by the
President and his family before starting FOR Wash
ton; law books and office furniture the old fam
lily cradle In which Robert heard the lullaby from
his mothers lips; numerous small articles, OF
small actual value but valuable as relics; copies
OF all the memorials, addresses and resolutions OF
coincidence sent TO Mrs. Lincoln from all parts OF
the world; all the biographies OF Lincoln; copies
or the comic and serious pictures OF the war
period and Mr. Lincoln; a stand made OF wood
taken from MIR. L1ncoln's boarding house at old
Salem; campaign badges and devices or all sorts;
10 medals OF every conceivable design; busts,
both small and large; letters from Grant, Han
triouS men, testsfying TO the greatness OF Lincoln
pits OF LfncoinS garments, and other things too
numerous TO mention
CUSTODIAN APPoiSTED.
The house Is now occupied by q. II. Oldroyd who
served In Co. L OF the Goth Ohio regiment in the
rebellion. He had always had disposition for
collecting relics, and began to humor this charac-
teristic back In the 60s by collecting old rearmS
swords, and battle mementoes. When Lincoln died
he began the work or getting together anything
and everything pertaining 10 the martyr Presi-
dent. He has steadily gone on adding, until now
he has large and valuable collecIlon Under the
terms OF the act accepting the deed Mr. oldroyd
is TO be kept as custodian at 81 100 year. He has
agreed TO leave his collection 10 the state when
he dies. Mr.. Lincons only condition In the deed
was that the property should be preserved, kept
in order and free OF access 10 all who wished
TO visit IL.
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,Mu1ss1oNrp Srocxs1 .orp has

ACTING LAND COMMISSIONER SToCKsLAGER has
taken steps to carry into erect the Secretary OF
the Interiors recent decision relative to the in
IDENTITY land held by the Southern Pacific Railroad
Military Road Co., and the VicIsburg and Meridian
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AN INTERFERENCE ARGUMENT.-Arguments were
heard to-day before the Examiner OF Interferences
Patent Office, upon the question OF the public use
OF the art OF enameling iron ware for two years
prior TO the granting OF the patent TO H. c. Mill
gan, assgnor 10 the Iron Clad Manufacturing Co.,
0l New York city. Tie hearing VIII be resumed
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FIRST CLASS GROCERIES,
wlNES AND LIQUORS. EMBRACING IN PAkT-
Ceres Flour in Barrels and Sacks. Meal Teas Sugars
End Cotees. WhIskies in Barrel and Glass, Brandes
Wines, Bottled Liquors Of every description, CHAM
agnes shei1 OF all kinds and Of the best
acture, Vinegar Toilet anu Laundry Soaps, Wooden
nd Willow ware, Show Cases, Counter and Platform
Gales Large Coffee Mill Large Ice Box. office nj
ure together with other goods usually kept first
lass grocery
rlhol, 1884, commencing at TEN O'CLOCh, at
store, SOU Invest corner Of and New Hani shire
hue NV, snail sell the entire contents, ali lass
Der & Co.
Terms Cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
au |-dts AuctiOneer.
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REIGN OF TERROR II HAvASa.--A special 90 the
New Orleans IicdgUne from hey West. Fla, says:
"Advices received here last night state tnHt the
greatest excitement prevails In havana occasioned
10y the recent acts OF Capt. Gen. Marin IN taking
possession OF the custom house and placing the
officials under arrest. he city IL Ia ch rye OF
regular troops and the situation becomes Qaiiy
more desperate, recalling events attending the
massacre OF medical students IL ISL A reign OF
terror prevails and IL Il expected that havana
Will be declared in a state or Seige.
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AUCTION SALES

w 631 Louisiana ave-.
opposite City Post Once.
GROCERIES, ETC, AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Thirty, 1887. AT
TEN O'CLOCK 4 n, wIIhlN OR SALES
HIEa, 20 DOE. hROoMS, SCALES, BOXES OF
BACCO. COFFEE MILLS. LOT T1NWARE,
sIEvE YES, BLACkING, WASHING SOAP .NGAs;
SOAP, TEAS, TEA-CANS, SHOWCASE, $50
BOXES ASSORTED CIGARS. 1t
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MANDHELINo JAVA COFFEE YOU Will,
N1 never know what u In to drink the Richest aud
Best Coffee gEDdHesd II al the world until YOU have
tired . GENUINE MANDhELING. Very few MGR
chants sell it because OF the small profit it nffors
stili we have found after several years " constant
experiment. IL keeping 1t regularly in stock. that
the difference our sales Of having already reached
other drawback - commonly experienced by others.
VIZ That OF onaxinK Coffee not freshly roasted. We
day. aud hence the Coffee scarcely cGil when de-
40 9Th It, bet ID aud Il fy0
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
HOIJSE

pv v,u.u, >, HOUSE.
Ht f sne G1nrs Of The District q c
pending In said Supreme Court, wherein John John
dsSendsnts viii as Trusts in saia Ssssss snSeis,sa
Sss 1n ITonL 81 me premises ON THukSDAG, SEt-
asss:Is
gether with all and singular the rights
privileges, and appurt the same belonging
BY two @ story frame House N ~
s1Sal at one two and three years re-
dsv Of saI m as SIX per cent per ;a
reserved on the property, all cash. at purchasers
CpmOn t AZ ronyeyaneng &c, at purchasers cost
EDWIN FORkEST, Trustee.
nAWYRR0KFR,s s11p --e--He -.
i All PERSONS holding tickets from M o511o to
Silver Watches, Damonds JeWsrv z n 1.a f fna
ware Gents Toilet Sets Cot%ing Sbea Tm9 aies,
lie AUCTION az iGoa M apparel w DC sSd q Pss1r
3 StTES oySLOGh r NJ, THURSDAY, FkIDAY and
THIRD 1887 Goods will b s sNl TthSq, reserve reserve
NJ FOLEY. Auctioneer: ---lN. au39-4t.
s NJ OF TWO TOE RK4GK
STREET, BETWEEN 18th 4 18TH STREETS
TWO a.s aisE BAY WINDOW PRICK DWELL.
NEX' n III SnpE e. ANU PIP tSAd SAnLLA'
~ -, ~ - ~ A..La MN HEAo1.
W MONDAi AETERNOON, SEPTEMBER 9Th -
R f6P Is :, w..s;n..o. n, ,,.,, ~ ,,
ion nS e sqpars loS$; improved BY new Two
S1Ohl BRICK DWELLING, No. l213
Wyhc street.
LOT 100, of Boss subdivision of Lots square
1OOS imnr,,ved i,y nav rN ~ STSStF 'o
ohlSh DWMEii.LiNG: NO. 1207
Myile street
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
new tWo-story Bay window HOUSE, No. S11 10Th
streetne ~ - -.
New two-story bay window HOUSE, No. 815 18th
street ne;
These Houses have recently been built and are now
under ROOD rental Will make profitable investment
!pr !uose desiring comfortable holes and WALL pay
Hose desirk to mVest sid at s S ss sa 10
peremptory ~ -" '''o SN' -
Terms: One-third cash. balance in ono and tvo
cured by deed of trust all clsh ut OF ton OF pur
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REGULAR SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
CARPETS, 1hON SAFE, &c

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE Two-sToRY
FRANZ BUILDiNG. USED AS A STOKE AND
DWELLING, SITUATE AT SOUTHEAST CORNER
Ninth AND ! STREETS sOU1 HEAST
~ virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in -
Lber No: 117s folio 81. ct seq OF the records @
request OF tie party secured thereby the undersigned
trustees Will sell At auction, front Of The
premises. ON lAURSDAl. sEPI kMBtK EIGHTH A.
D. 1887. at HALf-PAST FOUk Or LOCK r. IA, the
following described real estate situate the city OF
Warrington in said District The nortu thirty
one (3) feet front Oh east by the whole
depth OF sixty seven teet ten and inches 7
ieet 10 l:chssl OF or sinal lot numbered sever IN
IN square numbered nine hundred aud fifty one t0J
improved by twostory Fame BulIdll z used ~ q
store and dwelling
IerlIs: All cash deposit of 3 90 will be required
at time OF safe IL terms sale complied with
within ten 20 days from sale the Trustees reserve Inc
right to Fese the after that time ut the risk
ana cost OF the delaultil 3 purchaser.
NM. W. DANENHUMLK,
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,j Trustees.
THOMAS DONLING. Auctioueer nIrl1 dSda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-29

ARMY ORDERs-The superintendent OF the re-
cruting service has been ordered send thirty re-
cruts to Fort Smelling, MIMI, for assignment to
cruts TO such points in the Department OF Arizona
as the commanding general OF the department
shall designate for assignment to the 10th cav